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Defeating Sen. Susan Collins is crucial to the Democratic Party's plans to take back control of the upper chamber and provide a check on Trump. But even as Platner maintains a strong base of support, his scandals have left a bad taste with some voters. | Collector
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Defeating Sen. Susan Collins is crucial to the Democratic Party's plans to take back control of the upper chamber and provide a check on Trump. But even as Platner maintains a strong base of support, his scandals have left a bad taste with some voters.

Defeating Sen. Susan Collins is crucial to the Democratic Party's plans to take back control of the upper chamber and provide a check on Trump. But even as Platner maintains a strong base of support, his scandals have left a bad taste with some voters.

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